A High Elf Starter Set

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 Miniature Instructions

1. OPTIONAL: Score along noted lines (center of each min-

iature group and where the miniature and the black
base meet). This will allow for cleaner lines when fold-
ing the miniature.
2. Cut along outer lines—this will separate the miniature
groups from one another.
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3. Fold each miniature group along the central score line,
printed sides facing out.
4. Glue folds to one another. Leave the circular base tabs
unglued.
5. Cut the vertical cut lines to separate the miniatures.
2 Fold the tabs out to serve as a base, and cut away the
outside of the base. At this point, you can use your min-
iature on the tabletop.
6. OPTIONAL: Using a black marker, sharpie, or black ink of
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your choice, line the cut edge of the base with black ink.
7. OPTIONAL: Cut out the miniature from its rectangle,
leaving a thick black line around the miniature

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 Extra Tips and Tricks
Printer Settings: The settings of your printer and PDF Application
will ensure the best quality prints to take onto the tabletop.
While each application and printer has different settings, the
below recommendations are a good start to great prints.
Page Ranges: Use the “Pages Option” under the Pages to Print
setting to only print the sections you need from this pdf. Page
numbers are provided at the bottom of each page to allow the
user to know exactly what they need to print.

Scaling: While Chimeric Creation’s PDFs are formatted for letter

paper, sufficient margins are left to allow you to print unscaled
pages on A4 paper. It is recommended to turn off any scaling set
by your PDF Application to print these miniatures at the proper
size. Review your PDF software to disable any scaling—it is com- Print only what you need! Print range settings

monly found under “Page Sizing & Handling”, or “Print Han-

dling”.
Sizing and Handling settings in Adobe Acrobat
Printer Properties: If your printer allows it, make sure to set
your print quality to “high” for the best quality prints. In addi-
tion, if using photo paper to print your miniatures, ensure your
printer is set to print on the appropriate media type.
Selection Properties next to “Printer”...
Paper: Printing on thick paper such as cardstock will ensure that
cut out miniatures remain rigid during gameplay. 110 lb Card-
stock is a cost-effective option for sturdy printouts. In addition,
photo paper is usually thick enough to result in rigid printouts
and provide quality prints (if you set your printer for photo pa-
per, discussed under “Printer Properties”).
If you plan to use photo paper, it is recommended to print on
matte paper — glossy photo papers are harder to cut with an
craft knife.
Black Lining: For cutouts lined with a black border, using black
ink or a marker to color the cut edges goes a long way to giving a
miniature a professional look. Try using the side of the ink/
market nib to color the cut edge to reduce the risk of coloring
the printed areas of the cutout. Markers with “india ink” work
well for this purpose.

… to change paper type, print quality, and other settings.

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Mage and Standard Bearers—Borderless Color

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Warriors with Spears and Archers—Borderless Color

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Mage and Standard Bearers—Bordered Color

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Warriors with Spears and Archers— Border Color

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Mage and Standard Bearers—No Border Black-and-White

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Warriors with Spears and Archers—Borderless Black-and-White

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Mage and Standard Bearers—Bordered Black-and-White

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Warriors with Spears and Archers— Bordered Black-and-White

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